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'''OneShot''' is a game developed in a modified version of RPG Maker 2003 called [https://rpgmaker.net/engines/rt2k3/ RPG Tsukuru 2003] by [[Eliza Velasquez]] and [[Nightmargin]], released on June 30th, 2014. You play the role of a god who must guide the protagonist, [[Niko]], through a strange world inhabited by robots, with the ultimate goal of saving the world and returning Niko home. |
'''OneShot''' is a game developed in a modified version of RPG Maker 2003 called [https://rpgmaker.net/engines/rt2k3/ RPG Tsukuru 2003] by [[Eliza Velasquez]] and [[Nightmargin]], released on June 30th, 2014. You play the role of a god who must guide the protagonist, [[Niko]], through a strange world inhabited by robots, with the ultimate goal of saving the world and returning Niko home. |
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A being known as the [[Entity]] will break the fourth wall in multiple ways, from opening error messages addressing the player's name to changing the desktop background. If you manually close the game's window or quit the game, the Entity kills Niko and ends the game, hence the title OneShot. In the Steam version, closing the game manually instead saves the game, and refraining from doing so through the entire playthrough earns you the achievement "Oneshot", a reference to the original version. |
A being known as the [[Entity]] will break the fourth wall in multiple ways, from opening error messages addressing the player's name to changing the desktop background. If you manually close the game's window or quit the game, the Entity kills Niko and ends the game, hence the title OneShot. In the Steam version, closing the game manually instead saves the game, and refraining from doing so through the entire playthrough earns you the achievement "Oneshot", a reference to the original version. |
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Saving the game is done by resting at the beds found in the game's world. Going to bed closes the game automatically, and upon opening the game, you are greeted by a dream sequence that entails how Niko used to live before being mysteriously brought to this world. |
Saving the game is done by resting at the beds found in the game's world. Going to bed closes the game automatically, and upon opening the game, you are greeted by a dream sequence that entails how Niko used to live before being mysteriously brought to this world. |
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| − | The game was made in a month for the 2014 Indie Game Maker Contest, and was remade and extended by the original team with the addition of [[ |
+ | The game was made in a month for the 2014 Indie Game Maker Contest, and was remade and extended by the original team with the addition of [[GIRakaCHEEZER]] in 2016 in RPG Maker XP and published by Degica. The features added include the ability to save the game by closing the window, additional playthroughs, and more permanent consequences. |
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You are to guide a child through a mysterious world on a mission to restore it's long dead sun. |
You are to guide a child through a mysterious world on a mission to restore it's long dead sun. |
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You only have one shot. |
You only have one shot. |
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| − | The music that plays on the main menu screen. |
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| − | OneShot game icon.png|Game icon |
+ | OneShot game icon.png | Game icon |
| − | Title white.png|The logo in white text |
+ | Title white.png | The logo in white text |
| − | Title black.png|The logo in black text |
+ | Title black.png | The logo in black text |
| − | Oneshot turns 2 by nightmargin-da8t4tp.png|Promotional artwork by Nightmargin to celebrate the 2 year anniversary of OneShot |
+ | Oneshot turns 2 by nightmargin-da8t4tp.png | Promotional artwork by Nightmargin to celebrate the 2 year anniversary of OneShot |
| − | BUFF STUFF.png|Artwork by Nightmargin depicting Niko as buff and masculine |
+ | BUFF STUFF.png | Artwork by Nightmargin depicting Niko as buff and masculine |
| − | OneShot game title.png |
+ | OneShot game title.png | From ''OneShot'' Steam trailer |
| − | OneShot game poster.png |
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Revision as of 21:16, 15 July 2017
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| The following page contains spoilers. If you haven't played OneShot yet or if you wish not to be heavily spoiled, feel free to turn away from this page. |
OneShot is a game developed in a modified version of RPG Maker 2003 called RPG Tsukuru 2003 by Eliza Velasquez and Nightmargin, released on June 30th, 2014. You play the role of a god who must guide the protagonist, Niko, through a strange world inhabited by robots, with the ultimate goal of saving the world and returning Niko home.
A being known as the Entity will break the fourth wall in multiple ways, from opening error messages addressing the player's name to changing the desktop background. If you manually close the game's window or quit the game, the Entity kills Niko and ends the game, hence the title OneShot. In the Steam version, closing the game manually instead saves the game, and refraining from doing so through the entire playthrough earns you the achievement "Oneshot", a reference to the original version.
Saving the game is done by resting at the beds found in the game's world. Going to bed closes the game automatically, and upon opening the game, you are greeted by a dream sequence that entails how Niko used to live before being mysteriously brought to this world.
The game was made in a month for the 2014 Indie Game Maker Contest, and was remade and extended by the original team with the addition of GIRakaCHEEZER in 2016 in RPG Maker XP and published by Degica. The features added include the ability to save the game by closing the window, additional playthroughs, and more permanent consequences.
Summary
You are to guide a child through a mysterious world on a mission to restore it's long dead sun.
...Of course, things are never that simple.
The world knows you exist.
The consequences are real.
Saving the world may be impossible.
You only have one shot.
Resources
